Super helpful with training our new puppy! Pam is great to work with and we enjoyed our experience with their delightful dog group classes. They are small so it isn't super chaotic and you do get enough time to ask any questions you have read more

I loved this company up until recently when it took 4 voicemails for them to respond to me and then gave me a line about me not calling and refusing to refund may class deposit Buyer beware this is extremely poor customer service read more

I just finished the Delightful Dog 4-week class with my pup, Virginia Woolf, and it was a great experience! Pam DeSantis is a responsive and knowledgeable instructor who breaks training down into simple steps. As a first-time dog owner, I had no idea where to start--but after four weeks, Virginia could come, sit, lie down, and even stay for a full minute thanks to the tools and tips Pam shared. read more

Update: Our rescue dog attended Camp BARK for about 10 weeks. It made a huge difference in her confidence and socialization! We could never have achieved the transformation ourselves. She went from a scared, unsure rescue to a confident pup seeking out other dogs. We are so grateful for this unique service, especially Jenn and Carley. Life-changing work! read more

Love their puppy socialization classes! Lydia was my favorite. She was able to manage the entire room and ensured all dogs and humans were comfortable. For $5 for an hour class - you can't beat that! It's great for puppies to learn proper play and meet dogs of all shapes and sizes. They divide the room into high and low energy play and move the dogs as needed. She really takes time to make sure the shy dogs get pulled out of their shell too. read more

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We had a fabulous experience using Noble Beast. Kat, our trainer, was so attentive and had a great attitude in class. Our classes were small and socially distant- they really take Covid restrictions seriously which was great to see. Having the class also be on zoom was extremely helpful for unforeseen scheduling changes My pup responded so well to their approach to training and we definitely feel like better owners too coming out of it! If you plan on using them but your pup is a little young: reach out anyway! They do have a waiting list. read more

Noble Beast is just incredible!! We brought our 3 yo pup here for some basic obedience and are amazed at our results. Our trainer Barb was funny, kind and patient, giving us incredible tools for training our Penny. We seriously Recommend everyone to Noble Beast. read more

Noble Beast Dog Training - Penny's graduation - Pet Training Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Scheduling process to bring your dog for day play is completely broken. Website is unclear about their requirements to join which makes it hard for employees to understand much less paying customers. There is a single person who can make the final decision as to whether your dog can join or not. Did 5+ puppy socialization classes, two group training classes, day training, and was still denied. Tried to bring my dog in for day play today finally for the first time but the lone scheduling person scheduled the wrong service for my dog. Sat there for 10 minutes this morning (before work) watching the front desk employee flounder while trying to get ahold of the one person who could make a decision but she was likely asleep. Was eventually turned away by the front desk employee because they are not empowered to make decisions. Don't waste your time. read more

Baxter and I really enjoyed our sessions with Mary. She was so friendly and sweet and Baxter took a liking to her quickly. Her knowledge and techniques were top notch. I was so concerned with Baxter's behavior at first and your company came highly recommended. I now see why there are so many satisfied customers. Mary was a delight to work with and I will certainly refer anyone looking for dog training. read more

Noble Beast Dog Training - Baxter has become a confident happy guy - Pet Training Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Monica was great, Noble Beast was very responsive in getting back to us initially. Would highly recommend their services. read more

Mile high dog magazine says that playful pup socialization accepts drop ins. But then ask you to register online. When you do register it ask for credit card information. I thought it was free. I also got ugly judgmental vibes from the people there too. I don't like this place. read more

Noble Beast Dog Training - Pet Training Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I will update this review upon completion of the training, but I just have to review right now. Exceptional customer service. Bravo. I used the chat function on their website. Their website is very clear about the training options, but my doggie fit into a couple different packages, so I reached out for their assistance since they're the experts. An automated bot responded asking for my email and phone number, and told me someone would reach out soon. Immediately, I got a text, confirming someone would reach out. Within the hour, I had a personalized email response. They made a suggestion and asked I fill out a thorough questionnaire. Indeed, thorough, probably took me 30 minutes. Which I appreciated greatly--I want the best fit for my dog. While they set the expectation that a response could be 24-48 hours later (completely understandable), they got back to me within hours of completing the questionnaire. They matched me to a trainer for my dog's specific needs, identified areas that he needs assistance with, and gave me a quote and next steps. I'm so impressed. I've been in customer service and sales for years. This was stellar service. Best of all, I didn't have to call, which was great because I had a hectic work day. read more

Noble Beast Dog Training was recommended highly on Next Door when I posted regarding looking for a class. I signed up, put my dates in my phone, and showed up to the first class without my dog. I had been told that the first class was for humans, so I was a little shocked when I saw so many dogs at the class. Turns out I had put the wrong dates in my calendar, and this was the second class. Knowing I was going to miss the next class to a last minute work trip, I stated that I would probably bail out of the class. No fault to Noble Beast Dog Training, truly 100% my fault. The instructor encouraged me to contact the main office, which I planned on doing. The next morning, there was an email from the main office asking to reschedule me for no additional cost. Truly impressive. Today, I attended the class and was truly blown away. My dog knows three additional tricks just from this class. I can't wait to learn more! read more

Do NOT take your small puppy here for socialization. I am posting this everywhere I can for the safety of other puppies. I left half way through and cried on the way home because I felt so awful I imposed this "socialization" class on my puppy. Please, learn from my terrible experience. She is a toy breed and 5 lb at 12 weeks. I emailed BEFORE I attended asking how they would keep her safe. They said they "segregated puppies by energy level" so that would be safer than segregating by size and "it would be good for her to learn to play with bigger dogs anyway." HAH! More like they wanted her there as a punching bag to teach bigger puppies who had no idea how to play with smaller dogs. There was ONE trainer for maybe 10 dogs and she clearly couldn't supervise all their play. The website said the trainers would "supervise and narrate" play so I figured there would be plenty of supervision. Nope! But the trainer still dissuaded everyone from intervening because clearly a puppy owner can't tell when their puppy is afraid or in pain? So she used my puppy to let two other dogs bat around and occasionally intervened when my puppy yelped or was struggling furiously. I stopped listening to that bullshit about 5 mins in because she had no way to adequately supervise and didn't seem to care about my puppy's fun, safety, or mental wellbeing. And the segregation by energy level? Lol. Does your dog seem fearful? Then they're "low energy" or "shy." Oh yes, please, put my puppy in an enclosed space with two fearful puppies 4x her size! Seems super pro and smart. The trainer kept saying everything was OK because my puppy was "telling (the other puppies) she didn't like what they were doing." She was yelping and trying desperately to escape. She got so scared she found a way to run out of the pen and escape the other dogs by running across the building. She didn't have ONE SECOND of fun except before they had us let our puppies loose... if she had been generally playing with a few moments of where she had to correct other puppies, THAT would be healthy. My puppy eventually got SO SCARED that every time another dog got near her, she ran at their face snapping and growling. Yet the trainer was saying that is healthy? Bullshit. That is not healthy, that is a terrified, defensive puppy. The trainer had to eventually move ALL other puppies out of the "shy" area because she couldn't supervise well enough. Oh, and told me if she was getting bullied or yelping in pain that I should "lead the other puppies away with a treat." That's how you interrupt normal, overly rambunctious play, not help a puppy who is being bullied and terrified. She clearly had no idea how to deal with any situation that required actual training. I left at "potty break." I wish I would have listened to my gut and left after 5 mins. Like I said, I felt so much like I had failed my puppy that I just burst into tears. She trusts me to protect her and I didn't because I was busy trusting a "trainer" whose only motivation was teaching a crowd of 30 lb doodles how not to hurt my dog too much. I'm terrified now that this "socialization" class is actually a trauma for my puppy that I'm going to have to work 2x as hard to undo. How am I going to get her safe play with other dogs if this is the shit that passes for "socialization?" And before you say it's my fault for having a toy dog or something, remember that I asked them before I signed up how they'd keep her safe, and they reassured me. I scoured EVERY review and couldn't find anyone saying negative things about socialization. So how dare I try to do the right thing by my puppy and expose her to dogs of all sizes? So, ultimately, again, if your puppy is under 10 lbs, DO NOT bring them here unless you want them treated like a punching bag so they can try to train a troupe of bigger dogs how to "play nice." Maybe if you're puppy is 20-30 lbs+ they'll have fun, but not if they need much supervision while playing. Also, if you attend with your dog, trust your gut and leave if they seem scared cause the trainers won't help you. read more

This review is based only on their Puppy Socialization classes and their Delightful Dog Class. We started our tiny chihuahua pup in their puppy socialization classes as soon as I found them. They have many different areas that host these and different trainers. We found that we thoroughly enjoyed the ones that Tyler Parsons ran at their Vine St location. We immediately trusted the classes he ran over all the others we had been to. Our dog wasn't extremely playful but Tyler was always good at finding at least one person for our tiny guy to play with. One of the things I greatly appreciate is that they require up to date vaccines for each dog. It put me at ease having our new puppy around other dogs because I knew they were up to date and less likely to get my pup sick and vice versa. After our dog aged out of the puppy socialization we enrolled him in the Delightful Dog Class. I made sure to enroll him in the one that Tyler was running. We just finished our 6 weeks and it has helped our dog's confidence tremendously. He's kind of a shy guy, but the training has helped more than I can say. Tyler sent "homework" for each week which helped a ton with continuing to work on things at home and we will still be using it for the years to come. I couldn't be happier with my experience and will definitely look at more classes to take with my dogs. read more

We can not speak highly enough of this organization! We adopted a puppy (Licorice) and our two older, cranky dogs (Sammy & Charleigh) were just not having it. We reached out to Noble Beast and within hours received a warm welcome and a clear, concise understanding of what they offer and where they would recommend we start. We filled out very detailed questionnaires for each of our dogs and after review, we were matched! We went with a combination of classes. We did in-home private training with Bex Smith to teach us how to create a calm home for our entire crew; as well as the Delightful Dog class with Tyler Parsons for our new puppy. We couldn't be happier with the results. Bex came to us every week and worked so well with our chaotic household. She really helped teach us how to effectively communicate with our dogs and give them the emotional support they needed to be the good boy & girls we knew they were capable of being. The Delightful Dog class with Tyler is fantastic. We were able to capitalize on the puppy socialization classes before our Delightful Dog training so we saw Tyler for two hours every week. He really helped us recognize appropriate puppy play and instill basic obedience in us and our puppy. We love Noble Beast so much that we enrolled our puppy into Tyler's Day Training class and she starts tomorrow. We are so excited for her and can't wait to get her report cards. We trust this company with our most precious family members. From the people that answered our numerous emails (Mallory, Ari & Libby) to the trainers working with the dogs on a daily basis, this is a wonderful company from top to bottom. read more

Noble Beast has fired 6 trainers this past week! Our dog is reactive and reacted poorly to our trainer being abruptly fired before our last training session. The manager stepped in to finish the class but our dog struggled with the amount of changes that she made. I would not recommend this for reactive dogs due to their volatility within their business. They said they are in major deficits with money and cannot afford to retain their excellent trainers. read more

Highly recommend this dog training company. I used them to start my dog on the right path as a new puppy.

What an awesome company! This review is for the in-home "Delightful Dog" training. I've been a dog owner for years and, when we got a new puppy recently I reached out for some help in training. I've always been a VERY lenient dog mama (allowed on furniture, too many treats, ignoring unwanted behavior) but our new pup is BIG and I needed help getting him under control. Our trainer was Bex and she taught me so much about dog body language that I had NO IDEA about before! Both my dogs are doing great, even learning a few tricks! Would definitely recommend Noble Beast. A great company full of really nice people who honestly want to help you and you dog - not just trying to make a buck. read more

We had such a great experience with Ashley at Noble Beast. She helped us learn how to train our new puppy and was always happy to answer all our questions. Our pup loved her and I know he will miss seeing her. Thanks Ashley! Maren & Ike Eckert read more

Our terrific veterinarian & his vet colleagues were 100% correct in recommending Noble Beast Dog Trainers for our beloved but very "reactive" lab retriever/German Shepherd mix. Noble Beast's trainers are truly "dog whisperers" who LOVE dogs & are immensely talented behavioral dog trainers. Noble Beast's very talented & dedicated senior trainer Bex Smith "worked wonders" in our small group class for " reactive" dogs. By the last class, our lab retriever/Shepherd mix "Lucy" was very comfortable being around other dogs & people. Bex Smith succeeded in dramatically improving the problem behaviors of other dogs in our class too. There is no question that Bex is an immensely gifted dog trainer. All Noble Beast behavioral dog trainers are so gifted & dedicated to their 4 legged friends. We are also deeply grateful to super talented Noble Beast senior trainer Calisse Basada for giving Lucy superb one-to-one private lessons before Lucy began her group classes with Bex Smith. When Calisse Basada first met Lucy, Lucy was too nervous & reactive to be with other dogs in a group behavioral class setting. Lucy responded beautifully to Calisse Basada's loving but firm training, & Lucy made dramatic progress very quickly. We were thrilled that Lucy loved being with Calisse & looked forward to Calisse's training each week. We strongly encourage any owner of dog with "problem" behavior to contact Noble Beast's outstanding dog behavior trainers. read more

Noble Beast has been a saving grace for our family. After a very disappointing experience with a doggy daycare we enrolled our dog at NB. Here she is cared for and nurtured appropriately. We are offered helpful tips and homework to work on with our dog at home. She is now a more confident dog and we are more confident, knowledgeable parents. I can't imagine what our lives would be like without NB and our dog's incredible trainer Cali. I highly recommend Noble Beast to anyone who wants to be a responsible and informed dog owner, and is looking for the best care for there dog. read more

This updated review is simply based on my personal experience with the Prickly Pooch class and it not suitable for my dog. Although, my experience was pleasant I have since worked with balance trainers who have helped my dog tremendously. The advice given at class was pretty useless aside from the engage disengage game. I stopped using a harness even though the trainer encouraged it. Everything in my first review I still stand by but Prickly Pooch is not a good class for severely reactive dogs which mine is. I was told to keep my dog under threshold at all times and do avoidance. During the peak of Covid everyday was Sunday morning which forced my dog and I to do walks at night. My dog goes past threshold in a second. Then it's him redirecting-biting on the leash or me. Muzzle helped prevent the bite but not stop the behavior. One thing that always stuck with me was at the graduation class my dog went to redirect and bite the leash and the trainer said "that was cute!" My dog is cute but that behavior is not cute, he's redirecting and I shared that was one of his big issues at the orientation. All the stuff we learned I already did with my dog prior, so it wasn't valuable new info except the engage disengage game and that was the best take away. If you have a friendly dog who just lacks manners Noble Beast should be fine for training but they can't help with severely reactive or aggressive dogs. And there are little to no options to continue training other than retaking the same course and being retold the same advice. Positive only trainers will not touch your dog if it's a liability, the balance trainers I have worked with actually worked my dog and coached me. My dog would throw the worst fits and try to bite the balance trainers but they kept calm, addressed the bad and rewarded good behavior. I applaud Noble Beast for creating a safe environment for class but my dog's issues needed to be addressed head on, not avoided. The takeaway was run away and do avoidance at all costs to keep dog under threshold. That was awful, I would feel trapped with no where to run or hide on walks because of this advice and so many dogs at fences/on walks. Since training elsewhere I now can walk my dog past other dogs and have my dog sit as others pass and even sniff him. He's even sniffed other dogs. He still is reactive and high management but we can enjoy our walks now versus hiding in the dark and looking over our shoulders afraid of the next dog to surprise us. Now a dog at a fence is a welcomed challenge and my dog stays under threshold/I can get him back down. I no longer fear and avoid a challenge. With treats only, he would lose it and try to bite my hand as he took treats around dogs, Noble Beast trainer told me to get more distance if that happens. I also take my dog to a group class that is mixed with friendly and reactive dogs, so not just a reactive dog only class so he gets to experience nice dogs too. I think that's a better format than reactive only classes. Dumb puppies need to learn that not all dogs are nice and sensitive dogs need to learn not all dogs are bad. read more

I worked with Bex to train my puppy in the private wonderful walkers program. She was so patient and helpful and taught us so many good tips and tricks to continue training. She was very professional and great to work with! read more

Oh champagne room, so very disappointed by your recent choice to abandon daycare which many of us relied on only to price out families by 300% with your "enhanced" offering that none of us asked for. We have been loyal customers for many years with a variety of your classes and one-on-one trainings. read more

Our vet recommended Noble Beast to us and I am so glad I asked for their recommendations! Every contact we made with people at Noble Beast was amazing. It was highly evident that everyone at Noble Beast really cares for dogs and realizes how special they are to each pet parent. When I was first confused at some of what they offer for training, I was given recommendations for classes and information to help me decide among the services that they offer. Having never brought my first dog to a dog training class, I wasn't sure what to expect, but knew that my newly adopted dog would benefit from some training. We signed up for Delightful Dog with Cierra. There were five other dogs in our class, which lasted for six weeks. The first class was just for pet parents, where we were given some guidelines and information about the class we had signed up for. Our classes were in the evenings, and Cierra was very down to earth, sharing stories from her own experiences, which helped us understand more about our own dogs and what we would be asking them to do. Cierra would describe and demonstrate a new behavior, and then we would each try it with our dogs. She would then walk around and watch each of us try the new command, and demonstrate again with our dogs too. Her enthusiasm and love for dogs was very prominent in her voice level, tone, and excitement to share the course material with all of us during the training sessions. Each class, we were given homework to practice at home with our dog for the next class. My dog loves practicing everything we learned inside, and we are still working on the commands outside, as there are many more distractions! All of the dogs there really enjoyed meeting each other and we have made some great doggie friends from our training group. Tonight we had our graduation, and our dogs were able to show everything they learned, and then they also played some fun games. Each dog was given a certificate that was framed, which was such a sweet touch! We are definitely excited to continue working on all of the commands and behaviors we learned with Cierra and will hopefully sign up for the Divine Dog class soon! read more

I am writing my second review for Kasey for her dog walking sessions. My dog has responded to her unlike any stranger she has met. Usually my dog barks at everyone and everything, but when she met Kasey the second and third sessions, she was very calm and friendly. This is the way I'd like her to react with all people eventually. I'm signing up for more sessions to solidify that relationship/socialization opportunity as well as leash walking. My girl will be ecstatic. K.D. read more

We took our Labrador Puppy to Noble Beast for introductory lessons. Tyler, our instructor, was very well versed in different dog breeds and taught me how to manage Nala well. He also had great control of the classroom at all times so that each owner and pet could focus on the teachings. I also like the fact that each lesson built on the one previously. Noble Beast gave me about 20 handouts addressing different issues so I had something to reference if Tyler was unavailable. I highly recommend them. read more

There's a reason their classes are wait listed. We are doing Delightful Dog with our 6 month old boxer mix (stubborn age and breed) with Tyler at the main location. He is great, the class is super educational and helpful. We will try to do the intermediate class with him the the summer as well. We also did 2 puppy socialization classes. 1 of them they just let the dog run around, but the other did some training and showed how to calm them down which really caused us to see the value of the regular classes. I can't recommend them enough. Good customer service too, very responsive. read more

I want to start off by saying everyone was great and very accommodating. This isn't a review about terrible service . My 3 star review is for the space and distance . I signed up to be on the waitlist for dog training. Unfortunately for me, fortunately for them. Noble Beast Dog Training is popular so when they send out the email to sign up for open slots it's a race to try and get one if any spot. So I did, but I had to drive to Lakewood for my class. I stopped going because the facility it was held In gave us a small room, smaller then my master bedroom to train 6 or 7 dogs. It became so overwhelming I just stopped going. The teacher Jane? I think her name was. Was extremely nice and super understanding when I had to leave early because my anxiety was just over the top in that space with too many dogs barking and snarling at one another. If you have a smaller dog , maybe it will work better for you. Or if you don't suffer from anxiety. read more

Trainer went out of town on vacation, never sent an email with an update, so I wrote to verify our training was happening and was told yes. Drove an hour to the training session and was told my trainer was out of town even though the company confirmed the training session. This is in addition to no consistency with when weekly homework is emailed out, often halfway through the week you are supposed to be practicing with your dog. Horrible communication, do not recommend. read more

I entered the waitlist for my dog to join the Group Day Training originally thinking "this must be a special program to have such a long wait list". Well, let me tell ya, it was worth the wait and the money. I rescued a high energy german shepherd who had problems socializing. By the time Noble Beast was done training her, the improvements could not be understated. If you're on the fence, sign up for the waitlist now and you won't regret it when you're called up. We ended up moving but I wish we could have kept Ada regularly attending Noble Beast - I've worked with a lot of trainers and they are by far the best! Thank you again!! read more

Noble Beast is the best dog training and daycare in Denver. My dog Zulu participated in group training as well as daycare and it was his favorite day of the week. The trainers clearly cared a great deal for him, including and especially his small group trainer. I was so nervous to let someone else have my boy for a full day but they created so much trust with their genuine affection and strong standards for participation. We moved states and my doggo misses them all the time. They are the absolute best. Zulu is very high energy and we could tell NB helped him express it all and play, making him very chill the rest of the week. They knew he was all about playing with the ball and always gave him early morning play time, especially for him for that reason. Wish we could still attend, they're the best. We are in SF now and can't find anything nearly that good. read more

Noble Beast is unbelievable! I have an adopted Standard Poodle that is a handful, to say the least! She is so stubborn and aloof! Oh, and...she's NOT treat motivated. ugh. Good thing she's pretty! Mindy (the owner) is an amazing dog whisperer! And, she does it with ALL positive-reinforcement! NO choke chains or prong collars! The first class, Mindy said that she got all the dogs lined up...including mine...but, then mine just decided to walk off and not participate. LOL. Ugh...she's aloof! Mindy, of course, thinks like a dog and got her back in line without a problem (I say that in a good sense!). In fact, Tess(the poodle) can misbehave for me, but as soon as she sees Mindy, she's like: "Hi Mindy! I'm so good! What can I do for you?" ugh. I WISH I was a trainer with Noble Beast, so the reaction is the same for me! Well...it's getting closer! :) Now, that she's been in several training classes and has boarded with Mindy, I can actually handle this dog! Noble Beast really gives you the tools to help you communicate better with your dog. Oh...this isn't my first dog; in fact, I've had many and think I'm a pretty good dog handler and trainer, but this one is a special needs dog for sure! I also took my puppy (mixed something) to the beginner Delightful Dog class and holey moley! He's almost 3 and he is amazing! I opted to also teach him hand signals, in addition to the verbal commands, while in class. I can be across the dog park and give him a hand signal and he responds! Truly amazing! He's not treat motivated either, so we had to come up with some love responses for him to mind and follow the commands and I really appreciate that the training didn't think twice about that! She just showed me what to do and we moved on! Another great thing about Noble Beast, is that the owner sometimes boards dogs in her home. This isn't a FT gig, but it sure is handy that the State allows her to do this and that the dogs don't have to stay in a cage when I leave town. It's also great that my poodle loves Mindy so much...she gives her a hug first thing when she enters the door and sees Mindy! I can't say enough great things about Noble Beast! I have had customers use them as well, and they can't believe the difference a little positive reinforcement training goes! I would be happy to even chat with other Yelpers if they have questions! Noble Beast is AWESOME! Thank you so much for changing the poodle's life for the better! read more

UPDATE: The owner of this company has since reached out with sincere apologies, expressing concern on multiple levels and acknowledged that none of this is per protocol nor typical. She deeply regrets all that happened and discussed what she will be doing in the coming days and going forward in response to this, including committing to support for our dog, either through her organization or elsewhere should I not be comfortable working with them again, should he now show fear around other dogs. For all that was handled wrong here, I do believe the owner of this business has integrity and the best interest of her clients and their animals at heart and that she will do everything possible to ensure this is an isolated incident and a situation like this does not happen again. BEWARE: Our friendly dog with no aggression history or inclinations was bitten in Group Day Training, where he was 1 of only 4 dogs, and we were not told until pick up that this happened and that he was very stressed and physically shaking, nor was the broken skin of the bite wound tended to. The "report card" re his day, emailed the next day, made NO mention of any of this - which blew my mind but Noble Beast found acceptable, explaining to me they are meant to "aim to reflect on the highlights of the day." The owner of the dog who bit ours had to learn about this from me...five nights after the fact. They were not contacted when it happened, not informed when they picked up their dog that day, and as with our dog's "report card" it was not in their dog's either. How do I know this? Since Noble Beast's protocol doesn't include assuring owners of dogs bitten in their care that the other dog is up to date on their rabies vaccinations, I emailed to request this and while waiting realized I had the dog's owners' # in a group text from the trainer, so I reached out to verify. THIS WAS THE FIRST THEY'D HEARD OF IT and, as I would be too, they were shocked and upset. I informed the other dog owner whose number was also in the trainer's group text and it was the first they'd heard of it too and I was shown more compassion and care from these dog owners than from Noble Beast who not once have asked how our dog is doing or otherwise shown interest or concern for him physically or mentally, and have not apologized. In other words, they may wish to blame this all on this one trainer, who they assure me is NOW aware of what to do next time, but this has been handled wrong from the top too. Very sad to have to write his negative review but I don't want anyone else or other dogs experiencing anything similar. Hopefully they will have learned from this but they have been in business long enough none of this should have played out as it has. read more

I really appreciate Noble Beast's followup with my concerns. I look forward to bringing my pup back to try out a different play group and trainer. I'm updating my review to reflect my appreciation for the organization's prompt followup and diligence getting to the bottom of the incident. And their classes are 5-stars hands down! read more

We had a great experience with the delightful dog training course. it really helped my husband and I get on the same page to make sure we were consistent with our new pup and not confusing her or unnecessarily frustrating ourselves with the whole training process. Our instructor, Tyler Parsons, was so patient, friendly and knowledgable. I've recommended this class to several friends. It's well worth every penny spent! read more

Our 5 month old Bernese Mountain Dog Kaia graduated from a Delightful Dog class taught by Kat. Kat is amazing! It was so easy to gain Kaia's cooperation because the class was fun and met our puppy where she was at in her development. Everything Kat taught us made so much sense. She is on her way to a very well mannered dog! read more

I always learn a lot from my training sessions with Jonna at Noble Beast! Jonna is kind and patient with me and my high energy pup!

My dog absolutely loves this training center. They treat my dog so well and have helped her grow and become well balanced. She participates regularly in their group day training. I highly recommend their group say training for dogs that need extra support at a very reasonable price. read more